I 1,10va. 1151-? miss ‘ #4.: .‘ ‘T’ ‘ At‘Lane’e do serve on the Ice Cream. Fruit Flavors: Strawberry“ Banana Orange “l’ioeappls t = Lane’s Bakery. , T, 51 Wuhinflmll 3,1 ‘3‘ am To Another large party attended the dance at the Knob, on Saturday even- his. of Bethel, is G. Mitchell, of Miss Cecelia Keane. yisitiug Mrs. Robert 117,1West Street. . ~Dancing, Compo Beach. every Tuesday, under managementof Miss Odell. Robert O'shea, of Orange, New Jer- ’ hey, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horatio S, Byrue, of 120 West street. Lester J. Cargill and family, of ' Bridgeport, were the guests Sunday of friends in South Norwaik. -—Chariey Chaplin Night at Roton, Thursday, , . ll " ' The usual weekly dance will be mu. 1%.... comm PM God Livers, with 9mm d iron. fauna.” Baud WW UNDERTAKEK new nan 1.1m BUILDING 127 wasnme‘roa or. Tot, office, 10604; Home, 693. Miss Anne Sutherland, of Wait Norwalk, recently sailed 0n the steamship St. Louis, for London, Eng- land, where she will remain for three weeks. I Dr. and Mrs. George S. Kendall of South Norwaik, are with Major Mark 1D. Wilbur at his home on Gracie street, Darien, and will remain until the Normans return from their vaca- tion trip. The” harbor was well-filled with clammers yésterday. The tide was unusually low in the afternoon, and the diggers were able to wade out a long distance on the flats off the Knob and Belle Island. Local members of Pyramid Temua, Mystic Shrine, have received notice that the summer's outing of the Tom- ple will be held at ‘Lordship Manor, Bridgeport. Saturday, August 218i. The patrol and visitors from Salaam Temple. Newark, N. J., will be guests at that time. Local labor leaders have received invitations to attend the twenty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the will be observed‘ on Saturday, July held at the Norwaik Yacht Club, Hick- Gompers, president of the A. F. of L, ory Bluff, On Wednesday evening. '\ Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler, of Brooklyn, will be the principal speaker at the celebration. N. Y., for many years a resident. of MA”- CARRIERS MUST CHANGE this city, is visiting South Norwaik ‘ friends. Charles Adams, formerly conducted the Imperial Cafe. Railroad avenue. South Noriralk, has been discharged from bankruptcy #1 Fl ‘wWW‘W‘ 'W "“ “" " ——Mld- Summer Clearance Sale of milllnery. Lenox Mlllinery, 80. Main street, South Norwalk. Si arr, Misses Florence Byrne and ‘ Eugenie of Darius, who Nancy Rummler are members of a party of young people camping for two weeks at. the Knob. ——~—_ The regular Red Meta, will“ meeting of Uncas, Tribe, No. 26, Improved .Ordpr of be held tomorrow night in the Wigwam in Washington result of an accident near here, yester- street. Edward A.Lag11ri11, many of which he witnessed. Mr. Lagarin says the newspaper accounts . of the affair there are not exaggerat-z Independent Politicali IFABMER s WIFE ed In the, least. The Italian Club had a special meeting yesterday.Il It was" voted to present a play in St} Joseph’s Hall, in the near future.'1‘h title will be "St Anthony" and th' production will be given in ItalianI Elli E"?! The proceeds will be devoted to the? A w N ll! Sufferel Red Cross work. The committee of arrangements consists of Michael Pi- cala, John Peccerilli, Gasraeno Miseo, ' Pasquale Galbretii. Michael DeRosa Annieilo Esposito, and Nichola Ger- milli. w ——Danclng, Odell. of Highland avenue- has received a letter from a ' iciu e of a relative in Bayonne, New Jersey, de- the bomb in a moving p I tailing incidents connected with the’ big strike of Standard Oil employee, ture concern also were slightly in~ Compo Beach, every Tuesday, under management of Miss . VEHICLES. WASHINGTON, July 26.——Use of hi- issued today by ‘ Postmaster-General Burleson effective January 1 1916.‘ In announcing his ordarv. Mr. Burlesou 11101115 that vehicles or these typd‘e do not have the carrying capacity needed 11°1- the parcel post service and do not afford necesary protection for the , e-inalis in bad weather. The Order will aaect‘ about 8,000 carriers, who now i use the bicycle or motor cycles to cov- ner their routes. ”W ‘MOTION PiCTURE AEROPLAINIST BURNED. L08 ANGELES, Csl., July 26.— Glenn Martin, aeroplane manufacturer. Iis nursing serious injuries today as the day, when a supposed harmless hand bomb exploded, hand and forearm. Martin was to use mimic battle. . Three employee of the moving pic- jur r.ed ., TIIII IILTlI WIIIIII e1 Restored to Health by’Ly- din E. Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound. Kasota, Minn. —“I am glad to say . that Lydia E. Pinkham'sg Vegetable Compound has done more for me than anything‘ else, and I had the best physi-v clan here. I was so r Real System datesential in your spend ‘ ahead.” A Check Account cost. 'A checking account, so that all bills may be paid finding an accurate. systv matic record, and sit um questioned receiptfor every: Monthly M 1 ing as well as in your sav- ,, “mg if you want to get; money ahead and keep it in this bank gives you the system you need, without g1 by check, saving time, 3‘“ weak and nervous that I could not do my work and suf- fared with palm low down in my right side \for a ear or more. I too Lydia E Pinkhlm’ a Vege- table Compound, andnow I feel like I diiferent person. I bell-eve, there is nothing like Lydia E. Piukham’a vege- table Compound for weak women and young girls, and Iwould, be glad lit! . could influence anyoneto try themediv cine, for’I know it- will do all and much more than itis claimed to do."-.Mrl. CunaFamas, 12.me D No.1, Maple- women who use; from dismal:- . Vincodof 1110th of L E. ‘ WengetableOnotl’npmdydtidre- Mathelrhealth by memmyg‘ennine 1., and truthful testimonials we are con- Meriden Centi'al Labor Union, which 81, at Hanover Park, Meriden. Samuel. Only at cycles‘or motor cycles in the rural de-,L livery service is prohibited by an order! Coal ‘ Were half the power that fills the, world with terror, chre half’the wealth bestowed on camps and courts; from error, ‘ ’1‘ here were no need of arsenals nor forts. I The warrior's name would be a name abhorred, And any nation that should; raise again forehead Would wear for evcrmqre the curse of Cain! ~From “Longfellow’ 5 Spring- field Arsenal” “Did you tell that young man 01 youra'tbat I am going to have the 11qu pwitched oil 11: ten!" ”Yes. dad." f'Well?" “He’s coming at ten in future!"—- London Mail. “Really. doctor, the medicine you prescribed for me is splendid. I think I shall be all right in a few days." “Well, thought lt!”—-Fllogende Blatter. F: Given to redeem the human mind i I 1 Its hand against a brother, on its: I g 3 ’1 I .r._ 1 “4‘ a“ ifi-- JEDDQJ-lIQHLAND (Beat for Winter Use.) . PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW J p and be protected at sunnner‘prices for thawinter. ‘933333flhfim0flums~ the best. \ but Sea Food. or as}: sum Cutbill’ ’5 We handle nothing but The only place 111 Nor- walk that handles nothing Cutbill’s Bridge Market 71 m. Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 108 L to this city. , paper. one to “the oilicers,‘ l I J “Personal communication is very important in diplomacy. ” “Yes," replied the musical citizen, ,. .- 11 flu— , badly burning his , accurate in your measurements. strictly Sanitary. .¢-. wavy—u; . f This Sanitary! Glass Kitchen Set ,is Positi- vely 0iierc1l Only. by The Evening Sentinel h to its Readers. * . it will be given for $1.15 and Coupon This . useful Kitchen Set fills; a long felt want There has never been designed for practical Sanitary Glass of every housewife. us a more serviceable and con}- plcte Sanitary Kitchen Set. No household 15 fully equipped with- out one of these Combination f _ 1 Glass Kitchen State. A true friend I" in the kitchen. ‘ ' - / This seto censists of eight ‘ . handy necessary utensils Which will make culinary duties a pleas- ___7t s .. _.‘, trolling 1111 secular to their masons No matter how large or email your family may be you 11 Very useful for Sugar, ‘ .. ' - . ’ , Know smr sunu‘, ‘1. >1 1 -1 hymn Juicer J T _ are every day in the year. .I ' » ; -— .r 1' ran some 1111an:11.: mamas charmer. unis TO mu. woman, can; sure emctoa- New Haven Jap Fires It Companion, Misses, Pots Bullet in Own Brain. NEW HAVEN, July 26.~A. '1‘. Na» kayama, a Japanese, well ,known about the city, committed.suicide at a local hotel yesterday by shooting in the head. after attempting the life of I. f; ‘Mrs. i"Mary Rowan of this city, who had occupied the room with him. The 'woman was practically unhurt, the single shot find at her having grazed .her ear. _ According to her story to the po- lice the shooting followed her refusal to run away with him. The police say letters found in the room indi cated that Nakayama was infatuated with the woman. Mrs. Rowan, who has been work‘ log at Pine Orchard, said Nakayauna called on her there Saturday night and by threats compelled her to ‘come On their arrival here they wont to the hotel. During the night. she said, Nakayama tore up a sheet and bound her to the bed vflth the pieces. Three letters were found In the room, one addressed to a Io‘cial news? and the third to “the oncers and God.” The authorities say the letters Indicated Nakayama's intention with the wo- man. himself and 'fone other person." Who the other person was the au- thorities declined to any. Mrs. Rowan, ’who is about (5 years old, is at a hospital here adhering chiefly from shock. ' HUMAN DISEASES The human race is subject to about well ' ’ ‘ who would have “Sometimes you get better results by; 1200 kinds of diseases and ailments, lear than by note "-Washlnxton Star to say nothing of other dangers —:“ n «I!» l I. J . We will have no more when these few are disposed of $2. 50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set . T o Sentinel Readers for ‘- eed this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set, as shown below. Flour and Liquids In fact indispensible to every housewife.,A Money Saver, 3 Time Saver and» THE EVENING SENTINEL' is always looking for something that will be useful to its readers, and we have therefore made arraign- ments with the manufacturers of this Sanitary Kitchen Set to supply our readers with this very useful Combination. All you need to do to get one is to clip Coupon from THE“. SENTINEL and present it at this otiice with $1.15 . . W Rolling Pin nllll Handle A (:1... Sanitary Combination Kitchen 0111111 and take it home. L._.U_L_Y JUBILEE SALE The Sale Event of the Season i l I 1 I I I F' C001 and comfortable Summer Shoes That will add the finishing touch ‘to, . any costume ' ' ‘ Buy your tennis and yacht- ing shoes here CONNEALLY K BRACKKN. South Norwalk II'NON W3 some "I'I W '5 For tip-scam Sonia Cali 'M13NNOO svr Fred H. (looting. moon: and 93 in pics mum otuctor Ind Embalmol wallow 11mm 40" Dale. and Residence ,3: “among 'perzedu' Telephone 904. power 'ploa ‘stsn I4 to. Main It. to. Nor-walk. Milo no “1101811111193 1300539930. ‘l_ T l ‘1 B '0 ‘1'” SUBLIBMEW 111113311 ‘_ 1- , r is, Left $1.15 No forth: of guessing. n 4 1 'l Sci Consists oi Olnc Glass Kitchen 3 Pints Measuring Pitcher worth $1.00 One Glass Kitchen Rolling Pin, with handle, worth _.50 One Glass Kitchen 16 1oz. . . Graduate, worth ..25 One Glass Kitchen Funnel,~ , worth H 1.10 One Glass 8 02. Measuring One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. Sa‘It‘ Filler, with W irc Strainer, worth - y, .25 One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt Shaker, worth ,_ .15 One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. 3 Sugar Shaker, worth .15 Total ‘ ‘, SPECIAL—«Each article in this set is fully. guaranteed. Any '- ’piece that does not give the ut- most satisfaction on service will be cheerfully replaced This Glass Kitchen Set must. be seen to be appreciated Come in and 'look, 1t over. " 1 Cup, w crth .101 $2.30 ._ '_;,
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